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Analysis: White House War Cover-up Suggests Trump is Empty-handed
Over six months after start of the US-Israeli war of aggression on Iran, there are growing signs of a gap between the White House's official narrative of the war achievements and the reality of the fatal blow Washington has received from Iran.
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Photos: Holy shrine of Imam Hussain draws hearts filled with love and longing
At the shrine of Imam Hussein (peace be upon him), hearts unite in love for him, and footsteps race ahead, eager to visit him.
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Israel demolishes homes and mosque in Negev village, putting 80 Palestinian families at risk
Israeli authorities have begun demolishing homes and a mosque in al-Dahiyya, an unrecognized Bedouin village in the Negev, putting around 80 Palestinian families at risk of displacement. Demolition orders reportedly cover about 60 homes housing nearly 400 people.
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Global Day of Action for Palestine brings together 200 organizations across 60 countries
More than 200 organizations held 325 events in 60 countries across six continents for the Global Day of Action for Palestine on October 10. Participants condemned Israel’s occupation, opposed its normalization, and called for an end to arms shipments, military sanctions and accountability for alleged war crimes.
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WSJ: Saudi crown prince moves between fortified palaces after Yemeni attacks
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is moving between heavily secured palaces equipped with shelters following Yemeni attacks, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Photos: Massive protests in Europe against Israeli attacks on Gaza
AhlulBayt News Agency: Thousands of people in London, Berlin, and Rome held demonstrations, condemning the continuation of Israeli attacks on Gaza and calling for an end to the war against Palestinians.
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School classes disrupted in southern Nablus as Israeli closures affect thousands of students
Israeli military closures in southern Nablus have prevented 59 teachers and three school principals from reaching their schools, disrupting classes and affecting thousands of students. Education official Samer al-Jamal condemned the restrictions as an attack on the educational process and vowed to continue supporting teachers and keeping schools open.
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Pakistani Shia Cleric: Yemen's Support for Palestine Triggered US, Israeli Pressure
A senior Pakistani cleric says Yemen's people are being subjected to hostile propaganda and military pressure by the United States, the Zionist regime, and the Al Saud dynasty precisely because of their support for the oppressed Palestinian nation.
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Two Palestinians martyred in Israeli strike in Rafah amid ceasefire violations
Two Palestinians were martyred and two others injured in an Israeli strike near Muawiya Mosque in Rafah’s al-Mawasi area on Monday. Other areas of Gaza also witnessed reported ceasefire violations, including gunfire, artillery shelling, drone overflights and demolitions.
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Only five Gaza patients evacuated to Jordan despite 75 children awaiting treatment
Only five patients and five carers were evacuated from Gaza to Jordan through the Kerem Abu Salem crossing on Monday, despite 75 children being scheduled for treatment, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry. Repeated border closures and restrictions on medical evacuations are leaving seriously ill and injured patients, especially children, waiting for urgently needed specialized care.
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Israeli soldiers’ testimonies reveal new details of deadly Jabalia bombing
Testimonies from four Israeli soldiers, reported by Haaretz, have revealed that the October 31, 2023, bombing of Gaza’s Jabalia refugee camp was intended to kill Hamas commander Ibrahim Biari. One soldier said residents were not evacuated, while another stated that military assessments anticipated 250–300 Palestinian deaths and that the operation was approved by the Israeli chief of staff.
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Thousands protest across Switzerland, demanding sanctions against Israel
Thousands of people protested in Lausanne, Zurich and other Swiss cities, calling for sanctions against Israel and expressing solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza. In Lausanne, masked individuals damaged a UBS bank, prompting police to use tear gas, while a separate demonstration in Zurich remained peaceful.
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Thousands march in Chile’s Santiago in support of Palestine (+Photos)
Thousands of people marched in Santiago, Chile, in support of Palestine, demanding an end to the war and greater protection for Palestinians. The demonstrators called for an arms embargo on Israel, stricter sanctions and the suspension of trade agreements, as part of solidarity actions held in several countries from October 9 to 11.
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Two women arrested in Algeria for desecrating Quran
Security officials in Algeria’s Batna arrested two women suspected of involvement in an incident captured in a video—circulated on social media—that showed the desecration of the Quran.
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More than 20 civilians martyred or wounded in reported Saudi attacks across Yemen
A Yemeni security official reported that more than 20 civilians, including women and children, were killed or injured in Saudi airstrikes and attacks by Saudi-backed forces in Jawf, Taiz and Saada provinces. The reported casualties included nine people killed in Jawf, several children and adults killed or wounded in Taiz, and a teenage boy killed in Saada.
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Five martyred, 15 injured in Saudi terrorist airstrikes on school and health center in Yemen's Taiz
Five people were martyred and 15 injured in reported Saudi airstrikes targeting a girls’ school and a health center in Yemen’s Taiz province. The attacks also hit a main road, several schools and villages, causing extensive damage to public infrastructure and residents’ property.
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Iranian FM calls for accountability over wartime environmental destruction
Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stressed that protecting the environment against military aggression and holding the enemies accountable is an indisputable necessity.
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Iran condemns UK allegations over Fairford air base incident
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly condemned “baseless” claims by British officials blaming an alleged security incident at the Fairford air base on Iran, calling it an “ugly conspiracy” against the country.
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Indian Police Seized Loudspeaker and Arrested Cleric After Hear Azaan in UP
A Muslim cleric was arrested in Bijnor district of Uttar Pradesh after senior officials heard the azaan being broadcast through a mosque loudspeaker and directed police to act.
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Shia Scholar Highlights Thematic Quranic Interpretation as Basis for Interdisciplinary Research
A senior Iranian cleric and university lecturer highlighted the potential of thematic Quranic interpretation to support interdisciplinary research.
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Pakistani Shia Cleric Calls for National Unity and Stronger Intellectual Response to Terrorism
All segments of Pakistani society must work together to combat terrorism, sectarianism and extremist ideologies, religious scholar Allama Syed Jawad Naqvi has said, calling for a coordinated national response that combines security measures with education, research and public awareness.
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London Halal Forum’s 2nd Day Opens with Palestinian Breakfast
The second day of the annual London Halal Forum began with a traditional Palestinian breakfast celebrating the country’s cuisine and cultural heritage.
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Photos: Thousands took to streets of Italyin support of Gaza
AhlulBayt News Agency (ABNA): Thousands took to the streets of Turin, Italy, in a massive rally in support of Gaza, protesting the killing of Palestinians. Riot police clashed with demonstrators at the start of the protest.
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Photos: Iranian Children Fly Kites in Memory of Martyred Children of Gaza and Minab
AhlulBayt News Agency (ABNA): Iranian children fly kites to remember martyred Gaza & Minab children during National Children's Week at Tehran's Pardisan Park.
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Saudi Arabia extends Riyadh airport shutdown until October 17 after Yemen attacks
Saudi Arabia has extended the suspension of operations at Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport until October 17 following reported attacks from Yemen. The disruption has affected airline services and reportedly reduced in-person attendance at an international energy conference. Sanaa forces have also renewed warnings to international airlines against using Saudi airports and airspace, excluding Mecca and Medina.
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Unexploded ordnance kills teenager and injures 19 during school trip in Galilee
A 15-year-old was killed and around 19 people were injured when unexploded ordnance detonated during a high school field trip in the Upper Galilee near the Lebanon border. Three of the injured were reported to be in serious condition.
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Iran says deployment of 51 combat units thwarted ground invasion plan
Iranian Army Ground Forces Commander Brigadier General Ali Jahanshahi said the deployment of more than 51 combat units and the repositioning of 39,000 personnel during the Ramadan War thwarted plans for a ground invasion. He said Iran had strengthened border defenses, revised operational plans and improved combat readiness following the 2025 12-Day War.
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Yemen says ballistic missile targeted Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport
Yemeni military spokesman Yahya Sarie said a ballistic missile targeted King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, while a drone struck Khamis Mushait Air Base. He warned international airlines and travelers against flying to Saudi airports, exempting Mecca and Medina from the warning.
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Yemen says Saudi attacks have reached 2,177 since latest escalation
Yemeni Armed Forces spokesman Yahya Saree said Saudi Arabia had carried out 2,177 airstrikes and missile attacks since the latest escalation, including 119 attacks in the past 24 hours. He said the attacks targeted civilian areas in Sanaa and seven provinces, causing civilian casualties, including women and children.
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IRGC chief says no extra-regional power can threaten Persian Gulf
IRGC Commander-in-Chief Major General Ahmad Vahidi said that no extra-regional power has the right to threaten, dominate, or intervene in the Strait of Hormuz and the Persian Gulf.